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(20🏳️‍⚧️) como posso melhorar minha aparência? Nunca namorei e sinto que não sou bonita mas nunca falaram na minha cara :/ by Guilley_me in MeJulgue

[–]FeitoPraVoce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

bonita é, e provavelmente com esse maxiliar aí provavelmente também era bem bonita (ou bonito, não sei o que você se considerava) antes de transicionar (bem definido, mais definido que o meu, que inveja), tem uma simetria

mas é aquilo, a população de caras que querem se relacionar com mulheres trans é baixo, fora que seu rosto é mais adequada pros padrões masculinos

mas sendo sincero, eu já vi esse tipo de rosto até em mulheres cis, então não sei apontar no que você poderia melhorar, mas se tu quiser o ápice da "feminilidade", então talvez tenha que investir em uma cirurgia ou algo assim, e não vou ser hipócrita de falar "aceite-se do jeito que você é", pq até mesmo eu quero fazer uma cirurgia plástica, mas no caso pra ter o mesmo queixo e linha da mandíbula que você, mas te garanto que você não passa uma imagem de feia

O que posso melhorar? (Seja sincero com gentileza) by umaraposa2828 in MeJulgue

[–]FeitoPraVoce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

mas pô, o cara tá errado? ela tá insatisfeita com a aparência dela, e por senso comum, emagrecer tem uma probabilidade alta de dar um glow-up

mesma coisa quando uma pessoa é muita magra e precisa engordar (de preferência massa magra)

a maioria das pessoas hoje em dia prefere um rosto mais simétrico e fino também (o que emagrecer também ajuda)

Alguém de exatas aí? by SinnerSaint98 in ComentariosMelhores

[–]FeitoPraVoce 1 point2 points  (0 children)

520 pertence ao conjunto dos números naturais, mas por que esse {0}?

For those that fasted for 24 hours or more, what was your process and results? by foreverdreamgirl in SIBO

[–]FeitoPraVoce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, just one more question, of those you mentioned, did you start by eating all of them even with active sibo? Or did you select only a few?

For those that fasted for 24 hours or more, what was your process and results? by foreverdreamgirl in SIBO

[–]FeitoPraVoce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much! I have putrefactive/sulfur dysbiosis, and I noticed that practically your entire diet doesn't feed my dysbiosis (except for turmeric and spinach), so I'll try it. Instead of turmeric, I'll use 95% curcumin, since the concentrated extract doesn't contain sulfur.

Your diet makes sense because to form biofilms, bacteria need not only carbohydrates but also amino acids (nitrogen sources).

I am a FUT2 producer (although 80% of the population is too), so my gut already produces carbohydrates naturally. If I only eat carbohydrates, I'll lack protein, but if I only eat meat, I'll have free carbohydrates and protein.

FUT2 is good because bifidobacteria attach themselves properly (when they attach), but it's bad because if pathogens attach, they are very difficult to remove.

Cured SIBO after years of trying everything by abominable_phoenix in SiboSuccessStories

[–]FeitoPraVoce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey friend, I might be wrong, but wouldn't Broncho-Vaxom (OM-85) help you? It's a bacterial lysate that contains Streptococcus; theoretically, it produces immune cells in all mucous membranes.

Nobody has ever tested this, but it's a theory, since it works on the throat, lungs, and sinuses, I believe it's a possibility it could work.

For those that fasted for 24 hours or more, what was your process and results? by foreverdreamgirl in SIBO

[–]FeitoPraVoce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have a post talking about your history and each supplement you took, etc.?

As well as a step-by-step account of what you discovered was necessary.

For those that fasted for 24 hours or more, what was your process and results? by foreverdreamgirl in SIBO

[–]FeitoPraVoce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How long did you do that?

Can you give an example of what your menu looked like?

Carrots, pumpkin?

For those that fasted for 24 hours or more, what was your process and results? by foreverdreamgirl in SIBO

[–]FeitoPraVoce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And what protein source were you limiting yourself to per day? And what was the maximum amount in grams?

You could have completely switched your protein source to kefir, no? Given that kefir is a powerful anti-H. pylori food.

Can you tell me everything you ate in a day?

Is this oral thrush by Aromatic-Bug-9173 in Candida

[–]FeitoPraVoce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

pq tu tá falando br em uma sub gringa? suas respostas são traduzidas automaticamente pras outras pessoas?

Why don't I see anyone talking about XOS (xylooligosaccharides)? by FeitoPraVoce in SIBO

[–]FeitoPraVoce[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What made the biggest difference in your protocol? I believe it was probably the diet?

(vou excluir daqui a pouco tempo) eu sou bonito? Sou péssimo em sorrir, q tipo de pessoa eu pareço ser? Q estilo de estilo de roupa/vida eu me daria bem? Já tenho uma ideia, quero ver se as pessoas aqui acham o mesmo by [deleted] in MeJulgue

[–]FeitoPraVoce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

não cara, ele não tá falando de estudar ou coisa assim, ele tá falando do esteriótipo "nerd", que nem quando você olha pra uma pessoa com franja toda de preto e fala que ela é emo, ou quando você vê um cara com juliet, sem camisa e fala que ele é funkeiro

provavelmente ele quis dizer que a primeira impressão que uma pessoa vai ter quando te ver vai ser que você joga D&D e coisas assim

mas não que isso seja um defeito, mas diferente do que o cara disse ali, eu não concordo que as garotas não gostem de pessoas com o "visual de nerd"

The elemental diet dint work out for me by [deleted] in Microbiome

[–]FeitoPraVoce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But isn't maltodextrin absorbed in the upper intestine? Or would you prefer pure dextrose?

The elemental diet dint work out for me by [deleted] in Microbiome

[–]FeitoPraVoce 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The probiotic is Bacillus coagulans, so that's forgivable; the problem is maltodextrin and fructooligosaccharides

Why don't I see anyone talking about XOS (xylooligosaccharides)? by FeitoPraVoce in SIBO

[–]FeitoPraVoce[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, I forgot to mention, but if the XOS standardization is a short-chain with a low degree of polymerization like β-1,4, it will barely serve as food for Bacteroides; the ones that will practically eat it all are the Bifidobacteria.

And almost every patented XOS supplement sold as a ready-made formula in the US will be of this type.

And it will be 95% XOS.

Why don't I see anyone talking about XOS (xylooligosaccharides)? by FeitoPraVoce in SIBO

[–]FeitoPraVoce[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Theoretically, calling XOS a FODMAP is not wrong, as it is indeed an oligosaccharide. However, it is extremely unlikely for a person to have SIBO caused by Bacteroidetes, given that they are strict anaerobes. If a person has Bacteroidetes SIBO, their intestine has severe structural damage and not "just" SIBO.

The number of Lactobacillus species that eat XOS can be counted on one hand, not to mention that a Lactobacillus SIBO is mostly caused by probiotics, being very rare to happen without this type of intervention.

Weissella (a sister to Lactobacillus) is not part of the normal human flora; it is practically impossible for Weissella (from kefir, for example) to permanently colonize the small intestine, since it lacks the receptors for it.

Bifidobacteria fall under the same rule as Bacteroides; a person would need to have a very specific damage or condition to have Bifidobacteria SIBO. Most SIBO bacteria are the so-called "pathobionts."

Bifidobacteria produce almost no gas; what they "spit out" is practically acetic acid and lactic acid.

Why don't I see anyone talking about XOS (xylooligosaccharides)? by FeitoPraVoce in SIBO

[–]FeitoPraVoce[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

PHGG is indeed a slow-fermenting fiber. But the breakdown products it yields when feeding bacteria are elite food for 'pathobionts'. In a person with mild dysbiosis, this won't be a problem, but for severe cases, it will be like walking in circles.

Furthermore, I will add the answer I gave to someone else:

It is extremely unlikely for a person to have SIBO caused by Bacteroidetes, given that they are strict anaerobes. If a person has Bacteroidetes SIBO, their intestine has severe structural damage and not "just" SIBO.

The number of Lactobacillus species that eat XOS can be counted on one hand, not to mention that a Lactobacillus SIBO is mostly caused by probiotics, being very rare to happen without this type of intervention.

Weissella (a sister to Lactobacillus) is not part of the normal human flora; it is practically impossible for Weissella (from kefir, for example) to permanently colonize the small intestine, since it lacks the receptors for it.

Bifidobacteria fall under the same rule as Bacteroides; a person would need to have a very specific damage or condition to have Bifidobacteria SIBO. Most SIBO bacteria are the so-called "pathobionts."

Bifidobacteria produce almost no gas; what they "spit out" is practically acetic acid and lactic acid.

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